match
ਮੈਚ
definition
verb
we bought green and blue curtains to match the bedspread
correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect; make or be harmonious.
his anger matched her own
be equal to (something) in quality or strength.
noun
a boxing match
a contest in which people or teams compete against each other in a particular sport.
they were no match for the trained mercenaries
a person or thing able to contend with another as an equal in quality or strength.
example
Foundation should match your skin tone as closely as possible; powder should 'match' your foundation.
He threw petrol in my car as I was sitting in it and he struck a 'match' and threw it at the car.
After counting them, and returning the bag, he found a 'match' and lit a small fire.
Instead, they could have their own tissue cloned to produce a perfect 'match' .
to 'match' a name to a face
she bought shoes and a bag to 'match'
These statements, as it happens, 'match' observed facts at the scene of the killing.
The pen may be mightier than the sword - but it's no 'match' for a boxer's fist.
Here, her activity is more personal and it is the perfect 'match' for the way in which her husband chooses to depict her.
he was an unsuitable 'match' for any of their girls
she was trying to 'match' the draperies to the couch
I tried a couple of shots to see if I could record what I saw today but the results didn't 'match' my vision.
The synthetic skin didn't quite 'match' his normal skin tone but that was the only indication that it was artificial.
she was trying to 'match' the draperies to the couch
He struck a 'match' and turned on the gas fire stove, placing a greased pan on the fire.
they're a great 'match'
your socks don't 'match'
Because the kick-off of the game was delayed it was too dark to play extra time and the 'match' is to be replayed.
he was an unsuitable 'match' for any of their girls
Their pungent, peppery taste is also the perfect 'match' for mild-tasting ingredients such as avocados.
I thought we'd have primrose walls to 'match' the bath
I feared for a dog that would be no 'match' for the thuggish birds.
She is no 'match' for her husband either in stature or in qualities and accepts her lot with resignation.
hurling 'match'
I had sensed some nerves in the camp before the game, our first 'match' in competition in two years.
the cheese and the wine are a perfect 'match'
It is cheap and strangely enjoyable, but no 'match' for a genuine blockbuster.
In recent decades his waning strength proved no 'match' for the ravages of well intentioned but overbearing regulations.
The failure of both sides of his face to act in unison shows that his real feelings don't 'match' up with the image he is putting across to the public.
It was sort of cool that night so I went up into the house, struck a 'match' and lit the heater.
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